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  On 9/12/2019 at 4:18 AM, newatthis said:

A by-election. That'll be interesting.

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PPRP won by a landslide there with nearly double the votes of PTP in 2019.  Think the most likely outcome is another win, but a low turnout might affect the number of votes the micro parties get and their party listings. 

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  On 9/12/2019 at 4:41 AM, jonclark said:

 

PPRP won by a landslide there with nearly double the votes of PTP in 2019.  Think the most likely outcome is another win, but a low turnout might affect the number of votes the micro parties get and their party listings. 

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PPRP got 30,012 against PTP 17,751. Pol Gen Waiphote was the incumbent since TRT days. This by-election will be a bellwether test on PPRP support now that Waiphote is not able to contest.   

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  On 9/12/2019 at 4:01 AM, PatOngo said:

Ten green bottles hanging on the wall

And if one green bottle should accidently fall

There'd be...…..........................................….....

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Agree, there will ultimately be a total crash / a crash which the green folks can't survive from, hopefully very soon. 

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  On 9/12/2019 at 4:56 AM, Eric Loh said:

PPRP got 30,012 against PTP 17,751. Pol Gen Waiphote was the incumbent since TRT days. This by-election will be a bellwether test on PPRP support now that Waiphote is not able to contest.   

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...was the incumbent since TRT days, nice example of long-term cronyism and gangs of scaly politicians unethical ...

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  On 9/12/2019 at 4:56 AM, Eric Loh said:

PPRP got 30,012 against PTP 17,751. Pol Gen Waiphote was the incumbent since TRT days. This by-election will be a bellwether test on PPRP support now that Waiphote is not able to contest.   

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What's interesting Eric, is that this again demonstrates that people vote for a person rather than a party. Which is one reason why people feel safe changing parties whenever it suits them. Hierarchical patronages with clan like loyalties.

 

One does wonder what police rank the gentleman was holding when he turned Red Shirt law breaker?

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  On 9/12/2019 at 6:23 AM, Baerboxer said:

 

What's interesting Eric, is that this again demonstrates that people vote for a person rather than a party. Which is one reason why people feel safe changing parties whenever it suits them. Hierarchical patronages with clan like loyalties.

 

One does wonder what police rank the gentleman was holding when he turned Red Shirt law breaker?

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PTP has conceded before the election that they will lose Kampong Phet because of the populist policies like welfare card and the 3 years moratorium on loans. These were powerful reasons for the lost; not so

much due to the person. Let’s see the by-election which will reveal a lot.  

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  On 9/12/2019 at 6:23 AM, Baerboxer said:

 

What's interesting Eric, is that this again demonstrates that people vote for a person rather than a party. Which is one reason why people feel safe changing parties whenever it suits them. Hierarchical patronages with clan like loyalties.

 

One does wonder what police rank the gentleman was holding when he turned Red Shirt law breaker?

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Meaning that:

 

1. The party basically has no social manifesto to build and maintain a civil society, which of course el would say is not true, but it is true. 

 

2. Easier for on man (or woman) to gain local credibility and keep winning but there's no overall positive and broad civil society gains. 

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  On 9/12/2019 at 6:03 AM, Eric Loh said:

This scaly thrash was embraced warmly by your scaly  government plus one convicted drug dealer. That pales beyond unethical. 

 

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Not my scaly government el, but of course it fits your ends to keep claiming that. 

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Posted
  On 9/12/2019 at 3:37 AM, Lungstib said:

My word, you've got a job to keep up with these things. We've got a politician being sent down for 4 years. A law maker who turned law breaker. A former red-shirt, an MP and a Pol Lt-General, who couldn't see what was wrong in closing down an ASEAN meeting, and amazingly then recruited by the military in civilian disguise PPRP who now has to wave him goodbye. All morals and ethics out the window with these guys, every man for his bank balance.

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But the entertainment value is great !

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  On 9/12/2019 at 3:37 AM, Lungstib said:

My word, you've got a job to keep up with these things. We've got a politician being sent down for 4 years. A law maker who turned law breaker. A former red-shirt, an MP and a Pol Lt-General, who couldn't see what was wrong in closing down an ASEAN meeting, and amazingly then recruited by the military in civilian disguise PPRP who now has to wave him goodbye. All morals and ethics out the window with these guys, every man for his bank balance.

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"...and a Pol Lt-General, who couldn't see what was wrong in closing down an ASEAN meeting, ..."

and add 'with serious violence and several people seriously bashed'.

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